Only in SA: Men spit braai on back of driving bakkie
Updated | By The Drive with Rob and Roz
Just when you think you've seen it all, South Africans will find a way to surprise you..
As South Africans, there are few things we're as passionate about as a braai.
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Any braai master will tell you they have very specific rules regarding their braai strategies, traditions, and the entire setup.
With that in mind, there are also other things that we as South Africans see on a regular basis that tourists and citizens from other countries would find bizarre.
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Nobody likes being stuck in traffic but if you glimpse out your window you might see something shocking, entertaining or just something strange.
Recently, a video has been making the rounds on social media that is a beautiful combination of all of the above.
The video shows two individuals seated on the back of an open bakkie, doing what has been dubbed a 'Drive Braai'.
The men are not alone, in fact, they are busy roasting an entire animal in classic spitbraai fashion on the back of this vehicle!
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While we do not endorse driving around with an open flame and a whole braai setup, viewers have been laughing and sharing their quirky and hilarious takes on this situation:
Comments include mentioning to future generations that this was the original Uber Eats and the men even being offered Ultimate Braai Master event tickets!
One thing is for sure, these men know how to braai and could probably teach a few people a few things.
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